Metronomy

Metronomy is an English electronic music group formed in 1999 by Joseph Mount in Totnes, Devon. Initially, the project started as Mount's solo endeavor, where he explored the fusion of electronica, indie pop, and experimental sounds. Over the years, Metronomy evolved into a full-fledged band, featuring members Oscar Cash, Anna Prior, Olugbenga Adelekan, and Michael Lovett. The band gained wider recognition with their 2008 album, "Nights Out," which blended catchy hooks with quirky electronic beats. Their 2011 release, "The English Riviera," further solidified their status in the indie music scene, earning praise for its smooth, sophisticated sound and receiving a Mercury Prize nomination. The album featured hits like "The Bay" and "Everything Goes My Way." Metronomy continued to innovate with subsequent albums such as "Love Letters" (2014) and "Metronomy Forever" (2019), each showcasing their ability to blend nostalgia with modern sensibilities. Known for their energetic live performances and inventive music videos, Metronomy remains a unique voice in contemporary music, celebrated for their clever songwriting and distinct sonic palette.